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XLM $0.1795 -4.50%
ZEC $1,041.38 +7.79%
BTC $79,829.67 -2.11%
ETH $2,457.53 -2.11%
BNB $720.73 -0.41%
XRP $1.40 -4.72%
SOL $101.83 -3.13%
TRX $0.3316 +0.09%
DOGE $0.0847 -4.98%
ADA $0.2135 -4.12%
BCH $253.28 -2.23%
LINK $11.71 -1.38%
HYPE $85.05 -1.16%
AAVE $130.51 -2.66%
SUI $0.7593 -3.53%
XLM $0.1795 -4.50%
ZEC $1,041.38 +7.79%

Data: A certain "short to long" ETH whale continued to increase its position by 3,974 ETH during the decline

2025-04-29 00:24:41

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, the previously "shorting to going long" ETH whale has once again borrowed 7 million USDC in the past 10 minutes to buy 3,974 ETH at an average price of $1,759.25.

Currently, he has collateralized a total of 14,020 ETH and borrowed 12 million USDC, with an average buying price of $1,805, of which 6,736 were bought with borrowed coins, resulting in a health ratio of 1.71. Previously, it was reported that this whale shorted to go long, and after a stop loss of $50,000, he fully bought 7,289 ETH.

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